The parent company of the Texas Stock Exchange has revealed its chief financial officer and board of director as “Y’all Street” continues to take shape.
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The parent company of the Texas Stock Exchange has revealed its chief financial officer and board of director as “Y’all Street” continues to take shape ahead of an anticipated launch in July.
TXSE Group Inc. announced May 18 the appointment of Jaime Gow, a former executive at Mr. Cooper Group Inc. The company also revealed a 12-person board, including figures such as billionaire Ken Hersh and other leaders from Fortune 500 companies, global financial markets and U.S. regulatory institutions to guide the exchange’s long-term strategy and growth.
All of the appointments mark the latest steps for TXSE as the upstart exchange prepares to launch trading in July with the first initial public offerings in 2027.
The exchange, which originally announced its plans in 2024, aims to take on the existing duopoly consisting of the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq. The Texas exchange received regulatory approval in September 2025 and intends to offer a more “CEO-friendly” and “less costly” option for public companies, its leaders have said.
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